On Friday 10 October 2008 09:05:52 am Roger Hicks wrote:
> {
> Once each week for each Operator, a farmer may mill by destroying
> two crops e owns. E then forms a mathematical expression using the
> values of those two crops and the value of the chosen Operator
> exactly once each, and e evaluates the expression over the finite
> field of integers modulo 11. If the result is a number, e gains
> one Crop of the corresponding type for each Mill e owned at the
> beginning of that week with the corresponding Operator.
> }
What about:
{
Once each week, for each mill e owned at the beginning of that week, a
farmer may mill by specifying two crops e owns. E then forms a
mathematical expression using the values of those two crops and the
Operator of that mill exactly once each, and e evaluates the
expression over the finite field of integers modulo 11. If the
result is a number, e gains one Crop of the corresponding type.
}
